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Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1925, Page 2

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lirsiXKKS IX UNITED STATES. NEW YORK, Nov. IS. President Coolidge. addressing the annual tl iit not' :ii tile New York Cliam•jcr of Commerce. pleaded for a more sympathetic understanding between business and the Government. He was of opinion that the overwhelming prosperity of the United States was due to the practical independence and mutual helpfulness of the Government and bun iness. The President descrilied hnn the critical post-war period had been tided over by an extension of American credits, not only to Europe, hut also to Latin America. Australia an I •Japan. He characterised the terms thus far granted to the debtor nations seeking to settle their war debts as very generous, hut he considered that they would prove mutually henefiri d to all concerned. In conclusion lie urged most positively the adherence of America to the World Court.

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